I really love the iPhone 7.
Sure, the functionality is almost identical to last year's iPhone 6S. But with a few software tweaks and additions, plus that gorgeous all-metal design with the hidden antenna lines, the iPhone 7 might be my favorite iPhone ever.
When it's off and sitting on a flat surface, the iPhone 7 looks like one seamless slab of glass. It looks incredibly sleek and smooth, especially in that sweet matte-black color.
When you look at the iPhone 7, it's easy to see where Apple is going with the iPhone design-wise. I could picture a similar iPhone on which the display takes up more of the surface, perhaps with a glass back that mirrors the front to give off more of that whole "one slab of glass" vibe. In fact, that's exactly what's being rumored for the iPhone 8 — all of that, plus a slimmer form factor, a better camera, and maybe even wireless charging to boot.
But the iPhone doesn't need any of those things. Sure, they would make for a stellar device in the iPhone 8, but the iPhone 7 is already a first-class phone. I don't wish it had wireless charging or a larger, more vibrant screen — those things don't feel like missing features.
So when Apple inevitably releases a new iPhone lineup later this year filled with all sorts of bells and whistles, don't forget it almost certainly will drop the price of its current iPhones to make room for the new ones. If Apple follows tradition, the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will get $100 price drops — the iPhone 7 could cost $550, and the iPhone 7 Plus could cost $670.
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